There's so much good amd interesting anime out there you can completely stop watching live action movies and you will lose nothing of value. How does Japan manage to keep anime fresh, original and expressive, not limiting it to a small demographic and genre?
There's so much good amd interesting anime out there you can completely stop watching live action movies and you will...
Dylan Ross
Caleb Turner
That's not really true, even ignoring the ratio of good to bad anime, the anime industry is still rather small. There's probably only 8-9k anime out if you ignore all the chink/gookshit and other random stuff, so watching most, if not all good anime is not really impossible at all.
Hell, if you know japanese and have anime as your main hobby, you can easily run out of good anime by your early 30s, so diversifying into different hobbies is pretty much inevitable. Dunno why you would want to avoid live action movies anyway.
Bentley Kelly
*out there
Mason Johnson
too true user. I've rcently discovered Berserk if you can believe that. And Ergo Proxy, and Grave of the Fireflies, and Gunslinger Girl and a whole lot of other shit. I haven't watched a hollywood movie since Spider Twink Homecoming
Adrian Ramirez
My sides
Jason Walker
Ok weeb
Xavier Roberts
i looked up the OP image. is it as good as grave of the fireflies? don't think i wanna start a 160min movie and not like it
Bentley Peterson
how does Any Forums do it
Jordan Williams
Very carefully
Lincoln Hernandez
delusional. the ratio of good to bad in japanese media is just as bad as the one in western media. you're just making your judgement off of the best Japan has to offer.
Anthony Watson
watch it and find out. i'm gonna watch it tomorrow.
Nathaniel Carter
Because a vast majority of the live action stuff is made to appeal to the lowest common denominator, it's the same with Japanese live action and what's even worse is that East Asian(Nip, Taiwan, Chinese and Korean) LA takes this further and only appeals to the lowest common denominator among woman so not even cool fighting shit like marvel.
James Cox
>cool fighting shit like marvel
Logan Ward
this but unironically
Noah Howard
would you rather watch meme game or parashit
Christopher Perry
Anime and live action movies offer completely different things. It's entirely possible to enjoy both. And I do like both but have to budget my time and so will miss a lot of both since there's so much. There might be a handful of anime that get anywhere close to scratching the itch that arthouse movies do. I personally don't really get into many anime movies. They're usually just okay.
Jace Martin
Other than them both set during ww2, they are pretty different. It is mostly just the daily life of a housewife pre-ww2, during ww2, and after ww2. Fireflies felt more like a pessimist being down the whole time, while This Corner feels more like an optimist trying to be happy during a shitty time.
Jacob Rogers
>Would you rather watch Squid Game or Parasite over MCU Product # 67
Yes. Will you shut the fuck up pleb?
Camden Martin
>>>/reddit/
Aaron Ward
i'm not gay
Lincoln Lewis
it's probably rooted in the fact that animation in japan developed after the war alongside the expansion of television whereas in america animation reached its mature form before the war and was cinema-based. television's nature as a medium encourages the rapid development and turnover of titles. if the market becomes saturated a new channel can be started, as opposed to cinema which requires the construction of new movie theaters and entire studios. while the internet era has made television's offerings seem quaint and limited if the only thing you can compare it to is cinema tv is has a massive content advantage